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Intel faces possible class action lawsuit over crashing Raptor Lake processors | This seemed inevitable
The issues affecting Intel Raptor Lake CPUs have been plaguing users for well over a year now. Intel initially suggested that overclocking and overvolting was to blame,...
In what should come as little surprise, the crashing and instability issues affecting its 13th- and 14th-gen processors have led to a law firm investigating the potential of a class action lawsuit against the company. Tom's Hardware reports that lawyers from Abington Cole + Ellery, a law firm specializing in class actions and intellectual property, want to make sure Intel lives up to its promise. But don't expect a lot of money if Intel goes to court and settles; AMD's $12.1 million settlement in the Bulldozer chips false advertising case led to average individual payouts of around $35 or less.
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